Vaccinating people against measles, rubella, polio and cholera greatly increases net social benefits by improving the population’s health and productivity. What is this an example of?

Correct answer B. External economies

Explanation

External economies are benefits that spill over to society beyond those directly involved; vaccination protects others from infection and raises overall productivity.

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